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Tapas Mandal Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Can I use active and passive voice in the same sentence with a conjunction?

"There are total four areas in support module, which are unfolded into different applications." In this example the first one is in active and the later one is in passive? Is it grammatically correct?
  

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" In this example the first one is in active and the later one is in passive? Yes Is it grammatically correct? Yes, as edited.

— Clive

  • " In this example the first one is in active and the later one is in passive?
  • Yes Is it grammatically correct?
  • Yes, as edited.
  • But I don't understand how an 'area' can be 'unfolded'.
  • Perhaps your readers will understand.
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"There are a total of four areas in the support module, which are unfolded into different applications." In this example the first one is in active and the later one is in passive? Yes Is it grammatically correct?
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CliveBut I don't understand how an 'area' can be 'unfolded'.
Thank you Clive for your prompt reply.
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My point remains the same.
In standard English, I don't understand what it means to say 'a scope or region is unfolded . . . ' .

Clive
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